if confirmed by the senate she'd replace outgoing labor secretary marty walsh. this is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompaniedy the honorable julie su. [applause] pres. biden: i think they like you. good morning. i'm going to close my eyes and pretend you were clapping for me. [laughter] please, have a seat. i think they like you. [applause] you see this senator right here? if in fact you are not picked to be the next secretary of labor, i would be run out of town. [laughter] first of all, let me say, i don't know -- i see a lot of members of congress here. who are -- and by the way they've got a full day today. they're supposed to be in baltimore for a caucus up there and i don't want to start reading out names in case some aren't here but there's -- we've had overwhelming support from the kaw ka cus -- caucus in both the house and senate, i might add. i'm joined by vice president harris who chairs the white house task force on work organization and

marty walsh understands that each of these fundamental principles in his very bones. the last two years we've had an incredible amount of progress and marty is a big reason why. we've seen historic grob et -- job growth and laws we have seened will create more new jobs in years to come. marty put us on track to acheaf the goal of one million new registered apprenticeships by 2025. [applause] that meaning train -- that means training and pathways for everyone from teachers to truckers an everyone else. marty played a real role in delivering workers a historic pay rise and preventing a strike. we signed into law the butch lewis act -- [applause] it was a long time coming. thanks, marty, for all your hard work. marty has done an incredible job fighting wage theft, combating the way workers and laborers are exploited and protecting workers and their rights and safety. you know, for example, he helped recover more than $4520 million in back wages for liquidated damage from more than 335 workers. 335,000 workers, i should say. and he made sure employees understand the natio

joe walsh, thank you — what he will say. joe walsh, thank you for _ what he will say. joe walsh, thank you for your time. - what he will say. joe walsh, i thank you for your time. thank ou. i'm joined now by our washington correspondent nomia iqbal. good to have you on the programme. you've been following this for weeks now. what is your reaction on this? we were expecting it to happen and there was some confusion about when exactly it would happen and we had heard that the grand jury was pausing this and it would be taken up to run next month and so, when the news came through a few hours ago, it was... it was exposing because we were not expecting it but we were also expecting this to happen and of course, is also totally unprecedented, as we've been hearing for the past few hours, it's the first time in us history that a president will be, it has not happened yet but will be, indicted. we don't know exactly the full nature of what those charges are yet and i think it's been interesting, certainly to hear —— certainly here in dc to hear the lack of reaction, i was ta

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my father would say i'm proud to see secretary walsh here, marty walsh for my father's union and more before he passed and he talk withs an accent. marty, you are the man who carried that torch for so many people and it's good and feels authentic to have the secretary of labor be the guy and bernadino that gets to be the fights on behalf of working men and women. one of my very first votes as a member of congress, in fact the very first big vote that i cast in the house of representatives in 1993, family medical leave act. that was one of my big votes. woe provided eight weeks of family and medical leave to my staff. as small as it was, we made sure if you took that leave, you got some pay as well and after 30 years of struggling and fighting for that, we have so much americans that don't have it. i believe we're going to win this and that's why it's so important for me to have a chance to be here with you. at end of the day, it's about dignity. how do you have peace of mind and so many americans don't have full access to healthcare. peace of mind was confident when you go in and can'

if confirmed she would replace marty walsh in the position and become the first asian-american to serve inn the president's cabinet. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the honorable julie su. [applause] [cheering] i think they like you. [applause] i'm going to close my eyes and pretend you're clapping for me. please, have a seat. i think they like you. [applause] [cheering] if in fact you are not picked to be the next secretary of labor, i would be run out of town. first of all, let me say i don't know i see a lot of members in congress here -- by the way they havebe a full day today folks in baltimore up for the caucus up there and i don't want to start writing out names in case some are here but there's overwhelming support in both of thehouse and the senate i might add.jo i'm joined by vice president harris and chairs of the house task force organization and to ensure that every worker has a voice and ability to exercise their sacred rights to organize. that's a big deal the

peter walsh from the university of — back in the uk.sity of oxford senior _ university of oxford senior researcher at the migration observatory, we are out of time but thank you forjoining us. mr; thank you for 'oining us. my pleasure. — a fraud victim has been reimbursed over £150,000 by his bank following a bbc investigation. james was targeted by a us—based scammer who claimed she was in an abusive relationship and tricked him into giving them money. his bank initially declined to cover him because the criminal used an american account, until radio 4's money box programme intervened. dan whitworth is a reporter covering this for money box on radio 4 and he told us more about this scam. it started like many of the investigations we do here with an e—mailfrom one of our investigations we do here with an e—mail from one of our listeners, adam. that is james 's son. he e—mailed a couple of weeks ago and explained what had happened to his father. in short what had happened was this. over the course of 13 months, criminals had scams and th

fergus walsh, a medical— really big implications.edical editor. - there are fears the government won't meet its carbon reduction targets, part of commitments made in the run up to the un climate conference in glasgow, two years ago. it comes as the government unveils details of its climate strategy, showing how the uk will meet its goal of reducing greenhouse emissions to net zero by 2050. the strategy suggests the government will only "make progress towards" the targets it promised. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. the secretary of state for energy security and zero was channelling his inner churchill when he announced his new plan. today with president putin _ announced his new plan. today with president putin weaponising - announced his new plan. today with president putin weaponising energy| president putin weaponising energy across europe, our energy security has become critical. the across europe, our energy security has become critical.— across europe, our energy security has become critical. the plan gives more deta

walsh is on a tour for his recent documentary called "what is a woman". charge his message borders on hate speech. stanford young republicans explained why they invited walsh, saying in part, quote, the rush to tear down what it means to be a woman without stopping to think twice about why womanhood was clearly defined for thousands of years is misguided. we especially encourage students who disagree with walsh's views to come to his talk, if only to better understand why everybody is not completely on board with transgender orthodoxy. >>> 6:36 right now. collateral impact from all the recent weather in parts of the bay area, more pests and rodents are seeking shelter inside people's homes. at least that's according to pest control teams who say the weather is keeping workers extra busy the past few weeks. workers at one east bay company say they've been responding to more infestations ranging from ants and roaches to rats and even raccoons, all in people's living spaces or lurking underneath their homes. >> people calling in, frantic, got rats running ar

marty walsh is expected to leave his post as labor secretary later this month so that is just kind ofe that over two years this is the first time that we are seeing a cabinet member leave the biden administration, and secondly, there is just the historic nature of this nomination, as you know very well, julie su, if confirmed, would be the only asian official serving in a secretary-level position in president biden's cabinet. we have seen a whole lot of lobbying from asian lawmakers and others to sort of make good on president biden's famous promise to make his cabinet as diverse as possible. and then, as you said, you know, the timing of this is so critical. this nomination comes at a really important moment, not just for the u.s. economy, but for other sort of workforce issues as well. you know, this is an administration and a president who have really made efforts to reach out to labor unions and labor leaders and really foster that relationship, and this president has very much leaned on marty walsh to navigate and foster those relationships, and julie su for that reason, because

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. >>> after much resistance, a controversial commentator made a stand that stanford, matt walsh has beenmoting is a documentary on gender identity and during up a lot of mixed feelings in a hard feelings, stephanie is on campus. >> reporter: metal detectors and plenty of security, conservative commentator matt walsh takes the stage once more in the bay area, this time at stanford big >> they say i'm a genocidal bigot and a threat to their safety, and they say lots of other things along those lines, so i just want to state at the start that i am sorry that you think you can get your way through that kind of emotional manipulation. >> [ applause ] >> reporter: met by hundreds of supporters who lined up hours in advance. >> i think that a lot of society and institutions are being taken over by one specific opinion, and if you disagree with the opinion you're labeled as a trans fullbore you hate gay people or any other kind of group, which is not the case. >> reporter: it was a different scene compared to the pundits past visits as he pumps the documentary what is a woman, four months ago at

marty walsh is going to join us to talk about it. and we begin with the manhattan's attorney general inviting donald trump to talk to the grand jury. and so that means there could be a criminal charges likely, and so what do we hear here? >> for about five years now, they have been looking into whether the former president may have falsified records for his former attorney to falsify records to pay stormy daniels. and we saw michael cohen enter the courthouse and spoke, and this is what he had to say. >> i have to give attorney bragg information to give donald trump to come in to have the opportunity to tell the truth. so it is one thing to not tell the truth, but it is another to lie under oath, so i don't expect he is going to be coming. >> and so it does not look like there is going to be an appearance, but there is a novel theory that he is going to be prosecution, and there is michael corhen who is a convictd liar who has been convicted and goes before cameras to talk ill will with former president. >> but he knew how he operate

>> commander walsh. i can poke to the work order we had with the sfpd. we had a long standing work order with the sfpd and pay them for the service this the commander mentioned. k-9 on muni and the muni task force officers who keep customers safe on muni. we do not pay for traffic enforce am now. that's not part of our. >> work order is dogs on municipal competence what else? >> it is wide range of passenger safety. >> whatever television it is it is in the traffic? >> it is not like we don't pay >> how much is it? >> 10 million dollars in the previous budget. we lowered it in this budget about 10 mission. >> the idea i'm suggesting is had if we did apply it to traffic? would that help deal with this. >> we discussd that. we are still running in the issue of the pd pie. we want to pd pie. >> if you look at us as a pie we can be cut up so often. one issue. >> i'm talking about making a big are pie. the problem is we have more officers less officers eating more of the pie. what i mean is we had this discussion internal low 2 weeks ago. i'm working with the

fergus walsh, bbc news.ame the first british monarch to address the body. he delivered his speech mostly in german and spoke of a "special bond" between the united kingdom and germany. but he also said the scourge of war had returned to europe with russia's invasion of ukraine. he speaks in german translation: the scourge of war is back in europe. i the unprovoked invasion of ukraine has inflicted the most unimaginable suffering on so many innocent people. countless lives have been destroyed. freedom and human dignity have been trampled in the most brutal way. his majesty the king speaking in berlin earlier today. tonight, the most talented and successful performers, directors and developers in the gaming industry are being recognised for their work at the bafta games awards. millions of adults in the uk are gaming every day. and it's very big business, bringing in almost £5 billion a year in the uk and at the same time supporting around 73,000 jobs. the rate of participation is quite an eye—opener. 86% of p

that was peter walsh from the migration observatory at the university of oxford.rts news. we start with the six nations, where scotland have all but secured third spot in this year's championship after a 26—14 win over a dogged italy side. france have gone ahead 10—7 in their game. duhan van der merwe came up with another special try, contorting his way to the line to put scotland ahead early. in a tight encounter, italy put scotland under severe pressure at the close, cutting the lead to just a single score but blair kinghorn ran the length of the field to seal a bonus point win and end scotland's six nations campaign on a high. it has been an eventful one. it started with such a high, the winner at twickenham, we did come from behind and scored a try, a really good team try near the end of the game and that was brilliant for the squad. to follow that with a record win against wales was the best that we could imagine. the last two weeks, maybe not as good overall. you get that in sport. we're just glad to with a win. we're all set for what could be a heck of a ce

fergus walsh, bbc news.world record for the longest surf session. blakejohnston eclipsed the previous mark of 30 hours and 11 minutes in sydney. despite risking infected ears, dehydration, hypothermia and drowning, he's set a new benchmark of a0 hours. very a new benchmark of a0 hours. impressive indeed! hello there. the weekend is getting off to a mild start. we will certainly stick with those mild conditions throughout saturday. there will be some spells of sunshine, but there will also be some pretty heavy and thundery showers around. for sunday, perhaps a little cooler for some of us and a little drier for a time as well. now, on the earlier satellite picture, we can see various clumps of cloud. the cloud has been bringing some showery rain in places and all of that cloud and those showers rotating around an area of low pressure, which will be dominating the scene for saturday. and this little frontal system wriggling its way up from the south, well, that will bring a pulse of more persistent rain up acr

brian walsh also faces obstruction of justice and other charges. in prison if is he convicted now his wife ana walshe was last seen on new year's day. her body has not been found. drivers in maryland are outraged after getting charged for a total of $1 million in bogus tolls. the new audit by the state transportation authority finds residents were either double charged or they were charged when they didn't need to pay. the issue occurred at four different bridge crossings. the drivers are calling for a review of all tolls to prevent this from happening in the future. so there is a new trend on dating apps that's worse than ghosting. report they have been fizzled. the popular break up technique is when one partner starts putting up less effort until they stop talking and a romance, quote, fizzles out. one love expert is warning against the method saying, quote, if you are not feeling the connection remember there is another human being on the other side of that screen and they deserve closure. i wonder what makes you a love expert. >> steve: differe

i love this guy, former republic or congressman joe walsh of illinois. he ran against donald trump for president in 2020. he is the host of the podcast, white flag with joe walsh. -- it served together in congress back in 2010. we had a lot of fun back in the day. let's take a talk about your turkey ways from cpac this year. each of you, could you articulate for me what the republican, or conservative, agenda is. joe, i will start with you. >> michael, i would tell america to wake up! look, i know the temptation is to laugh at cpac. because of the craziness. the temptation is to dismiss it. doggone, we've done that before and donald trump got elected in 2016 because we didn't take this seriously. donald trump almost got reelected in 2020 because we did not take this seriously. this is not fringe. what we saw at cpac, michael, this is not some loony right-wing far a fringe bunch of characters. this is today's republican party, period! it is radicalized party, period. the country needs to wake up to that. look, they control the house right now, michael. th

fergus walsh, bbc news.— which began 20 years ago this weekend. ali abbas was just 12 when he lost his parents and his brother in a missile strike that caused him life—changing injuries. photos of him lying in a baghdad hospital moved the world, and ali was brought to britain for medical treatment — where he's stayed, and become a british citizen. our correspondent caroline hawley has been to meet him. few iraqis carry deeper scars from the invasion than ali abbas. his father had been desperate to see the end of saddam hussein's dictatorship. we were farmers. my father was saying that when he see the americans coming, he'lljust make, like, a party for them. he'll make a barbecue. you know, we werejust hoping for a better life. we were thinking that getting rid of saddam, we will have a good future for iraq. but it's never happened. i never know any family that they haven't lost a loved one, you know? ali's family had fled the capital, baghdad, for safety, but returned thinking the worst was over — just hours

fergus walsh, bbc news.ow at the natural history museum in london. the new display is a cast of the bones discovered in 2014 in argentina. our science editor rebecca morelle is at the museum for us now. piece by piece, bone by colossal bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. assembling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we've had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've ha

fergus walsh, bbc news.rom his self—imposed exile in the united states. he landed in the capital on a commercialflight from florida a commercial flight from florida this a commercialflight from florida this morning, the first time he has been back in brazil since his supporters stormed congress on the 8th of january. 0ur reporter camilla mota is following events from sao paolo. how many people turned out to greet him? a, how many people turned out to greet him? �* ., ., , how many people turned out to greet him? �* ., ._ ., ,., him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro _ him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro supporters - him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro supporters in - him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro supporters in the - him? a lot, actually, dozens of. bolsonaro supporters in the lobby him? a lot, actually, dozens of- bolsonaro supporters in the lobby of the airport and they were wrapped in the airport and they were wrapped in the brazilian flag and wearing the brazilian national footb

happening today, a controversial ultra conservative speaker and filmmaker visits stanford, matt walsh. ahead of his appearance liberal and conservative groups have clashed, including accusations of torn-down promotional banners and burned paper fliers. stanford republicans are promoting his appearance. his last visit in the fall at the cal campus prompted large protests. walsh is on a tour for his recent documentary called "what is a woman" which addresses gender identity issues. critics say it borders on hate speech. in a recent piece, stanford republicans saying they invited him because the rush to tear down what it means to be a woman without stopping to think twice about why womanhood was around for years is misguided. we especially encourage students who disagree with walsh's views to come to his talk if not only to get a better understanding of why everybody is not completely on board. >> president biden is accusing republicans of planning to cut popular programs. >> he sees open receivers, no defense. the republicans have not yet come up with a budget, some of them have indeed

fergus walsh, bbc news.ken the world record for the longest surf session. blake johnston eclipsed the previous mark of 30 hours and 11 minutes at the cronulla beach in sydney, clocking up more than a0 hours on the ocean. he's raising money for youth mental health projects and said he felt "pretty cooked" after catching more than 500 waves. despite risking infected ears, dehydration, hypothermia and drowning. that is it from us. we will see you soon. hello there. the weekend is getting off to a mild start. we will certainly stick with those mild conditions throughout saturday. there will be some spells of sunshine, but there will also be some pretty heavy, thundery showers around for sunday. perhaps a little cooler for some of us and a little drier for a time as well. now, on the earlier satellite picture, we can see various clumps of cloud. the cloud has been bringing some showery rain in places and all of that cloud and those showers rotating around an area of low pressure, which will be dominating the scen

here's our medical editor fergus walsh.week mixed with breast milk if preferred. really seems to like the peanut butter! yeah! this is how doctors say babies can be safely introduced to peanuts. whole and chopped nuts should never be given as they're a choking hazard, but when should parents start? 1 in 50 children in the uk is allergic to peanuts and it can be life—threatening. there has been a threefold increase in recent decades, partly driven by faulty advice to avoid peanuts altogether until the age of three. that was dropped in 2009. the current official nhs advice is that introducing peanuts should begin at around six months, as part of weaning. but a study by allergy experts says it should begin earlier, at between four to six months. they estimate peanut allergy could fall by 77% if this was done. that would mean around 10,000 fewer children with a peanut allergy each year in the uk. so we know that if babies eat peanuts, the gut sees that as harmless and the body does not develop an allergic reaction to them. if y

fergus walsh, bbc news.sending her to preschool very difficult because so many people had allergies! such interesting research coming out of the university of southampton. hello there. the weekend is getting off to a mild start. we will certainly stick with those mild conditions throughout saturday. there will be some spells of sunshine, but there will also be some pretty heavy, thundery showers around for sunday. perhaps a little cooler for some of us and a little drier for a time as well. now, on the earlier satellite picture, we can see various clumps of cloud. the cloud has been bringing some showery rain in places and all of that cloud and those showers rotating around an area of low pressure which will be dominating the scene for saturday. and this little frontal system wriggling its way up from the south, well, that will bring a pulse of more persistent rain up across southeast england and into east anglia. also, this band of rain swinging across northern ireland and into the western side of scotland

we're going to get insight from labor secretary marty walsh on his last day at the labor department about what this report means for you. >>> a new warning from norfolk southern about a defect with some of its railcars. what the company is saying about why this keeps happening. >>> congressman chris deluzio has visited east palestinian is here with reaction. we're going to begin wu w new developments in the manhattan district attorney's investigation into former president donald trump. joining me now is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard and former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst glenn kirschner. walk us through what we know about this invitation to appear before the grand jury and how trump and his legal team are responding. >> let's start with what we believe the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg is looking at here. this is not an investigation into the trump organization or former president trump's business. the tax fraud scheme, the allegations that assets, that the valuation of assets were inflated. this has nothing to do with the efforts to overturn the 2020 ele

here's our medical editor fergus walsh.eferred. so he really seems to like the peanut butter. yeah. this is how doctors say babies can be safely introduced to peanuts. whole and chopped nuts should never be given, as they're a choking hazard. but when should parents start? one in 50 children in the uk is allergic to peanuts, and it can be life threatening. there's been a three fold increase in recent decades, partly driven by faulty advice to avoid peanuts altogether until the age of three. that was dropped in 2009. the current official nhs advice is that introducing peanuts should begin at around six months as part of weaning. but a study by allergy experts says it should begin earlier, between four to six months. they estimate peanut allergy could fall by 77% if this was done. that would mean around 10,000 fewer children with a peanut allergy each year in the uk. so we know that if babies eat peanuts, the gut sees that as harmless, and the body doesn't develop an allergic reaction to them. if you contrast that with a baby

republican congressman joe walsh. they're protesting prime minister benjamin netanyahu's attempts, forms that they and water cannons and remember protestors aren't terrorists, end quote, and let them demonstrate. krch cnn's haddas gold is live. >> reporter: protesters are still out in the streets but they seem to be dispursing. it seems as though the momentum is growing. they're taking it to the streets to protest the overhaul. among those drastic measures will allow the israeli parlor to overturn a supreme court decision with a simple majority. around 150,000 people were protesting and organizers put that at 200,000. they say 177,000 people attended other rallies. now i think what's motivating more people potentially coming out this week is two reasons. the violence we saw wednesday. protesters and trying to block traffic. that's where we saw police use a much heavier hand but that changed on monday. at least 11 injuries, including two hospitalizations and dozens of people were hospitalized. what caused more to come

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michael walsh, the emergency aid adviser, thinks that if the international community doesn't learn from we knew there was going to be a north—west syria years ago when we started talking about the need for a process of deploying emergency medical teams into active conflicts and complex humanitarian emergencies. there has been a north—west syria case. there will be another north—west syria case. we have to learn the lessons that we see on the ground today in north—west syria and find a solution to this problem. hello. much milder out there for many of you today, even in scotland where we saw quite a chill this morning and the remnants of the overnight snow. temperatures are on the rise, but outbreaks of rain rather than snow to take us through the afternoon. some in central scotland stay dry. brighter in the far north. northern ireland rain at times extending also into the borders with northern england and later on channel islands, south west england. wales will turn increasingly wet and windy, not the temperatures well above where they have been, maybe around 14 celsius in one or two sp

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